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Zagreb to Dubrovnik Private Transfer — Croatia’s Most Beautiful Road Trip
Six and a half hours from the capital to the walled city of Dubrovnik. With a private driver, the longest route in Croatia becomes a relaxed journey along the coast, with stops at Krka, Šibenik, the Makarska Riviera or the oyster town of Ston.
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Book Zagreb → Dubrovnik
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Example coastal journey
- 07:00 · Pick-up in Zagreb – Early start for a relaxed day.
- 10:30 · Krka Waterfalls – A walk around Skradinski buk, the park’s largest waterfall.
- 14:00 · Lunch on the Makarska Riviera – Seafood with a view of the Biokovo mountain.
- 16:30 · Pelješac Bridge & Ston – Fresh oysters and the longest defensive walls in Europe.
- 18:00 · Arrival in Dubrovnik – Drop-off at the nearest point to your accommodation.
Add stops on the way
- Krka Waterfalls +€120
- Šibenik old town +€50
- Split (lunch break) +€50
- Makarska Riviera +€50
- Ston – walls & oysters +€50
Write the stops you would like in the booking form – we plan the route and confirm the final price.
About Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik’s Old Town, surrounded by almost two kilometres of medieval walls, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most visited places in the Mediterranean. Walking the walls, taking the cable car up Mount Srđ and swimming at Banje beach are highlights of any stay.
Since the Pelješac Bridge opened in 2022, the road from the rest of Croatia to Dubrovnik no longer passes through Neum in Bosnia and Herzegovina, so there are no border checks on the way.
Tips from our drivers
- Start early to enjoy your stops without rushing.
- Walk the city walls in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat and the crowds.
- The Old Town is car-free: we drop you at Pile or Ploče gate.
- Too long for one day? Ask about an overnight stop in Split or Makarska.
Zagreb to Dubrovnik: frequently asked questions
How long is the drive from Zagreb to Dubrovnik?
About 6 h 30 min directly, without longer stops.
How much is a private transfer from Zagreb to Dubrovnik?
From €720 for a sedan and €900 for a van, per vehicle, tolls included.
Do we need a passport for the drive?
Not for the border — the route uses the Pelješac Bridge and stays in Croatia. Always carry ID while travelling.
Can we stop in Split or Krka on the way?
Yes, you can add as many stops as you like and we plan the timing for you.
Can you pick us up in Dubrovnik and drive to Zagreb?
Yes, the route works in both directions.
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Questions before you book?
Call or message us any time – you will speak to the people who drive you.